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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
Amber cane, IL 25 per bushel.
johnson gre ss s. 80 per bu.

Alfalfa, l62s per pound.
HIDES And SKfNs-No. heavy D hides
l8hc per ID; No. heavy lo'1c; No. l light lOhci
Dry saited loc: bull hides Sc; glue SC;
green sailed &c; butchers green &c; sheep
MOLA sEs-Prime, new crop, 32aS5c
53655c.
NAILs-ss 25 per keg, basis lOd-Burden
Go, IS 80; Burden mule Sc; Northwestern horse.
shoe nails. No. Soc; No 26c; No. 23c; No.
2lc; No. 2Oc: Lakes" No. 4 45c; No. 26c; No
No. 5 24c; No 2lc; No. 19c; No. S 1sc.
NUTS-Peanuts, choice 7@Sc; pecans, G9d
lie for Texas; Brazil nuts 15c per b /; flbertE
2oS25c per b {; Cocoa nuts 81 50 per rio i6v.
PROVIsIOEs-We quote on the basis of car
lots:
SOci half bbls No. l, SIS so; No. 2, s. 90; cod
| fish, &c.
Pigs feet-In kits 81 10; X bbls So %; u b Is
| IS so.
Picked tripe-In kits 81 Is.
Spiced picked behring's, per bucket, 81 SO.
Holland Herrings-Kegs 81 5Oal IS.
Dried Herrings-Per box, 40c.
Bologna sausage 7Hc.
| IS Is.
Meat-sugar- cured hams 1Sc; sugar cured
breakfast bacon lie; short clear bacon lo4ci
short clear dry salt SIC.
Lard-Tierce, Ike; so D cans, 71c; 90 D cans
Sc; To- b cans, SIC, 5-h cans, SIC; g. b cans
SIC
Hominv and grits-Per Dbl, 81 %.
Kraut-Half- barrels, 81 25.
Oatmeal-Per half Dbl, 81 90.
Cracked wheat-Per 10, &C.
Crackers-A soda, SIC; XXX soda, &c; cream
SIC: ginger snaDs. Sc; lemon creams, SC.
Sundries-Starch, 3Hc; candles. full boxes
PIC; halves, -; quarters; stick candy, go
ton. l6c; herring. imported. 81 % per Reg:
| raisins, layer, So so; cider, crab pole ACC;
Missouri, soc; vinegar, l5825c; concentrated
lye, 81 75G4 0O;jugs, glazed, 1Oc per gall crooks,
gle Eed loo per gallon; dried peaches &C; indigo
75c per b =; blueing, 30c6$l 90 per dozen; Cole
mans mustard. 81 30@l 80 per dozen maCaroni
imported, l5c per b; American, Toe per DOS.
buckets. two hoops. 81 60 per dozen; brilliant
oils, bbls, 1Sc; EuDion do Csc; do 2-5 cases,
So 10; brilliant, IS cases, 81 10; do X cases,
8 Sc; baking powders, bulk, lie; and 2 ID cans
81 80. macRrOni small box &c; vermicelli small
box 65c; catsup in bulk per gallon 65; Worces-
ter sauce In bulk per gallon 81 %.
Sugar Fine powdered, bbls, Ike; do half
bbls, 7Hc cat loaf, 7Hc; granulated standard
64c: Louisiana granulated, CSC; standard A,
67lc; choice white, 67Ici Louisiana y. c., 6A q
exc.
Rice -LouIsiana 4x@5kc.
POULTRY-We quote: Young chickens,
81 0Oo2 % per doz; old, 81 Oo82 %; turkeys, 70
&90C.
WHISKY-RectiAed, 81 lO@l so, as per proof
sour-mash, two year old, 81 60@1 TO- three
year old, 81 9062 20; fancy, extra old whisky,
- 0GG6 co.
WOOL-Fan wool, six months clip, bright
medium 2O%ci light fine lsXc; coarse 1870
1910.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
The Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 17.-W oil dull and
lower. Low to choice tub washed, S0636c
medium unwashed, 2Oa25c; fine light ls624c;
fine heavy, l4a i9c; coarse braid, l6a2lC; low
sandy, 1890.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
MONEY

NEW YORK, March l7.-Money on call easy al
at 2% Prime mercantile paper 5R06%.
Sterling exchange dull and steady al 81 S394
for sixty day bi Is and 81 $50 for demand
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
COTTON MARKETS.
Receipts at All United States Port
NEW OrlaRnR,

NEW ORLEANS. La, March l7.-Cotton-spot
l-l6c higher.
Low ordinary, NC; ordinary, Sc; good ordi-
nary, SIC; low middling, g. Ice; middling 9+lc
good niddling &c; fair. 10TC.
Sales, 1850
Futures opened stead, ruled steady, Closing
steaCY, to points higher than Yesterday
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Galveston .

GALVESTON, TEX, March 17.-Cotton - Spot
c.osed firm, &c higher.
Low ordinary, Ike; ordinary, 72sc; good
ordinary, ll-lGc; low middling, s3sc; mid
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
Texas Express Company.

The Texas Express company VIII on
January l, '87, open Offices on Kansas
City extension from Fort Worth to
Gainesville, and en- Paris extension from
Farmersville to Honey Grove, Tex, Of
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad,
with the following offices:
Kyle, Merit,
Haslet, Celeste,
Justin, Wolf City,
Gerald, LadonIs,
krum, Honey Grove.
Sanger,
Vally View,
Gainesville.
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ENGLISH OONsOLs,

LONDON, March l7.-ConsoIs closed 100 rs
fOr money, silver 1910.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, March II Bonds and stocks
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sales TO So bales


LIVERPOOL March I7-Cotton - Spot closed
hardening, I'D higher.
Ordinary, Il l6d, good ordinary. sd low
midding, 5A4d; Kidding Uplands, So l.;
middinG Orlea s, l6d.
Total sales, 5000; american, l0,5OO; imports,
1900; American, 1900
Futures closed very steady, and ) points
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IS. Gets, Agt., 3I3 Main St., st. Worth.
sxAs EXPRESS COMPANY's LIST OF OFFICES.
At points marked there ale no agents. and
eight for such points must be prepaid, with
rItten instructions to put of at owners risk.
win, Lyons,
ArcOla, Lampasas,
antelope Gap. RLockhart,
.yaradO, *LindeD
len Farm, Leon Junction,
thens, +LOCk,
xteI, Lords,
Ito, Livingston,
%Leggett,
5llVille, LufRin,
renBam, *LOla,
LOgansport, La.
.um, Mustang, Tex,
elton, +mlllheim,
rownw0Od, Mullen,
angs, Milano
rantley. Moody.
lllingeI, Mct5re1or,
lsaett6, Meridian,
elden, MOrgar,
Zig Cypress, Montyale,
9ttie, tMeridlth,
& Sandy, Midlothian.
'awnsbOrOugn. MOntg Jmery,
lllard, Morris,
lrke. Mt Pleasan:
rabbi. MurChiEon.
ouroe,, Malakof,
IdT6u, Mt. CAIN,
one. Mt Sellm2n,
merOE, Murray,
,leman, Moscow,
awfOrd FMlami.
lftOn, NOIRnYille,
eburne, NayasOsa,
OWley, NacogdOches,
operas Cove. 'Ogles,
dar Hill, OglesUy,
lay, Phillips,
riley, PendietOn,
OkvilIe, PlautersvilIe,
andler, Plttsbur8.
Powell,
eYelan0, Purdon,
rrigan, fP8ulie,
rpas Chriali. sPresswood
ear Lake, Quarry,
luke, Richmond.
yer, Rosenberg,
.llas, Rogers,
fRicker,
IwsOn, @RitChie,
TT Worth, Rusk,
ay Hill, Sealey,
'ldthWaite. SOmeTyile,
liner, Santa Anna
tesville. shannon,
OOdrich, Sulphur,
rTisOn, Smiths,
weston, Summit,
y Hill, Shepherd,
IchcOck, 'Sternc,
)uston, Shreveport, La.
THOMPSON, Tex.
uyhes, Temple,
OILY, Tharp's Mill,
lbbard CitV. Texarkana, Ark,
gersou, Tyler, Tex,
shua, TimpsOn,
cksonville, Tenaha,
Oaquin, Virginia Point,
nney, Valley MILLS,
pperl, Wallis,
lleen, WinOla,
mpner, +Waters,
rens, Waco,
ufman, Yellow Prairie
mp, Marlboro,
Zephyr.
The Texas Express company way-bills d.
It TO st. Louis, Chicago, New York, Philadel-
la and all important points. The Texas Ex-
ess company Is the only company that way
Is direct to all offices in the Southern EX-
ess company's territory. Shippers having
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
Sales 44,4W.
n ew York.

NEW YORK, March II. Cotton-spot closed
steady, l6c higher.
sale, 226 bales.
Ordinary, 7hlc; good ordinary, SIC; low
middling, exc; middling, l0c; good mid
ding l0&c; mddling fair, lO5Sc
Fut ruled steady, advanced points,
closed eaey. TO points higher than yester
GAYS close.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18
Zephyr.

The Texas Express company way bills d.
rect TO st. Louis, Chicago, New York, Philsdel-
phia and all important points. The Texas Ex-
press company Is the only company that way
bills direct TO all offices in the Southern Ex-
press company's territory. Shippers having
freight or money for points in the Southern
Texas Express company at one through Tete-
no iraE SER
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-03-18

Trunks, Travelling Bags, Sample Trunks anc
Cases. Repairing and Covering neatI done
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

PcGEr SorSD CaxsFBrcTroN CoarpANrl
CnTKE kSGINEEk's OFw7cE.
eEAzrLE. W. r. April 3 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE
- cetSsd - The ONES O tie Cesernl
t1on CoMpany unt1 II n. Fti6zy, Aprl
l51h. lsess for clearing. RFnhkinR. grad
inE. cnixertB r1EEApplnG. ETC. e. thlr4v
- zlilaaaf - ssll.ln k.aHn 3lNn -
z1.LN <t.E4 E4&a W s.
NzNN n VI Il T'n
feEs4 - Issu. } stsHtls
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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
m rzs sAsm<zz7 es rxn
Merchants National Bank.

CECURITIKS AND vAT.UABLEs
- 0oons and PAkcEIs Of All kinde -.
cetved Tor safe kespiag and storage,
Safes and Deposit Baxes in nuRnr An
VAULT restee ~ from e5 % $50 per an
num. according 70 sire.
AORfGA AGE LOANS en- real e.sas. a,
low rate OF interest aud on long time.
Interest paid on money frum tinna AZ
esR...t Q date Of paynent. nbI
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AFINE WATCH

When repaired By hotch waachmaker
vii never keep time corrsctly. Then veu
VII Try another tsa-callsA Watehmafe-4
and your watch VIII Be IN . worse condi-
ton still, besides you are ont q consider
abs amount OF u1eney. You VIII avoid An
tnss trouble and youF watch win Be- a p1r-
rect order uhoa repafrod sad regulated hr
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~ areun. 0iadzlans s1gs. reQuired OIL.
Mag HaKmon % v4oala his eeaa and
neek En-Ria01lnn. GlRdstana said Gha4
when ~ xeErs s1nis6 Oxfozd unlFsEs,iy
he eeeepls4 for . s1ezt p4fica 4 piaee
~ lhe 0oxarnmsnt uilnn1t saiary and
undeE laR&I advise Eaeaked bis Beaa and
stesd for - -elsalion.
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THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
BARK or SEATTLE.

nEP0STTS RECEIVED AND Ac-
IL counts kept suhiect 70 check or draft.
BUYS and SKLI4s EXCHANGE ON All
principal cities Of the UNITED sTlTrs
and EUROPA
COLLECTIONS receive special stten-
ton; made 81 lowest rates On All acces-
sfbie points.
LETTERS or CREDIT Issued. avail
abla In al parts Of the world
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LIsBoz, April lx.-Ia the PortnRsss
Chamber Of Deputies today, senior
DeeaEvalho. Minister Of Finsnce. intro.
duoed the budget fer 1881, Il
places the Kingdoms receipts at 2o9,-
100000 francs; ordinance expenditures,
At 209.000,0o0 francs; and extra ordi-
nance expenditures st u ,O00, 200 francs.
As tho Customs rseslpta for the hrst
3quaEters Of the present fiscal year have
increased 5000 900 francs. the budget
states Il will BE- unnecessary to have re-
course 10 q credit.
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AUGUSTA (Mainsl. April il.--A ease
on trial 10 the HnpeEioT Court hers has
davsl0ped eonfict betWesn the Federal
and state Courts aa the result Of clash
between the iiqnaf Law Of the State and
the regulations Of the fntexnal Revenue
Department. In ths uase on trial Rsu.
ben u. Han was charged With The yio-
latien Of law By q Deputy CollectoF Of
Internal Revenue. OolIector NnTphy
vas called 10 testify as 70 the payment
Of ths retail iax By the defendant. He
refused TO testify stating that II be
should give such evidences his action
would be likely 10 reduce the eEnonni
Of collections in bic district, besides te
log contrary 10 the inzfruotiona Of The
CollecfoF. JadRe Whitehouse thsn o.
deFed him committed for contsmpt q
Court aBd suspended eesioa until 10 9.
%. tamorFow-the prisoner msanwhiie
remaining Ia custody Of the Sheriff.
This evsnina Cslisetor Reduan tsie-
RFaphed Judes Whitshousa THAI nuF-
pay was kesina In aceofdanes With the
lnstgucfions OF hinssf and the Gem
missioner of InteFaal Rsvsuue and re-
qnestinQ the pFisoner's discharge. This
request vas not granted and the ease
vas continued. Tie case viii have an
important bearing on the matter Of ad-
thu liquor laW adopted a.
the rsceot session Of the Legislature.
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OTTAWA, April 1.-The Dominion
Parliament opened today. Governor
Gemeral Lansdowne has delivered his
speech frem the throne, coagra1niAtinQ
Parliament on the general prosperity Of
the country and the coming season Of
peace and progress. The Qnaen'a inbi-
lee was referred 70. and Her Majesty
congratulated on having reached Der
fftieah anniversary Of her reign. Re-
ferrfng to the fisheries question. His
kxceilency said; The negotiations
besween Her Majsatf'n 0oveFusaent
and that Of the United States on The
hshetiss question, with respect 20 which
my Government has been fully informed
and consulted, are stiIl Ia process and
will, 10 may Be permitted % kepe, fesnlt
In arranoensnts honorable and aAtfs-
factory TO both nations. u the mean
while necessary provision has bean
maae for the pFetssslon Of our inaheEe
fisheries. Pepars on this sabieot VII Be
laid before you. A measafo viii Be
submitted 30 yea giving She rsprssenis-
tiom OF the Senate Of ehe Northwest
TaFFifsFy, Ia addition % that which
they now propose In the Hsuss of Cen
meas. Otheg measures vii be laid b.
fore you, and amonN them will be f0und
bills fof the am8ndmenf Of astg relat-
lag 10 the eosernmsnt of FsilWays and
3 further ameudment 10 the Chine1e
acta.
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wHEEKxNa ". VA }. Aprii II. "A con
siracfion tEasn on The Obie River Rail
read jumped the tFsek - WIllow Grove.
near Parkefsbufa. isst might, wrsekinR
she aneine aud nine ears and killing
three men s1a worBdin9 etghf OF nine
Others. several % them f4taily. From
foaE 10 aix labsrers we're badly injarsd
huf noae Of thsm, u h said. will die.
fhs engine strnck an ohsfrustion whils
running af fuii apesd.
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OTTAWA April lA-fhe Dominion
Governments has abandoned all idea Of
extendine trade relations between Can
ada and the Hawaiian IRiauda thls year.
Commissioner Col. W. Powell, who vas
sent out to Ho1oluln 10 collect inf0fma-
tion on the aubieof aud 10 ascertain
what could be done with z view 10
securing closer commercial relations
With Hawaii, has juat reported the
failnTe Of his mission 10 Sir John Mao
donald. Harspresents that the renewal
OF the reciprocity treaty betWosn the
United slatse aud Hawaii pFealuaes all
possibility Of CanadA'a mAkinR any ar
rangement IN that direction. he found
the white popuiation Of tbs Govern
ment Of King Kalhkaua stronely In
favor of annexation 30 the United
States, although the Kirg sad native
Princes opposed it. Col Powsll reports
that had there been no hFm arrange
mants with the Unitsd Statea, the Ha.
Waiian Government w0uld gladly have
made treaty with Canada.
Reeexnltisn Of she Knighas eF Labar.
LoEDoN, April f4.-The statement
from Rome that 3 congregation Of holy
oticsFs bad decided IN favor Of the
recognition Of the KniQhfa of Labor, in
accordance With Cardinal Gibbons re-
port sWAs contained IN special telegram
20 the L0nden Daily Chronsele.
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VuExA. April l4.-Ths Commission
Of Bulgarian olsoeFs sn rsafs from
krapp's ordnance works 10 Soda with q
large quantity Of var material hes ar.
rived hers. Austria has permitted the
passage Of the material through The
Emnifa.
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Pans. April lk-LsTsmps says that
Ensland has assured France thai she
has Ne intention of making any attack
on Hayti. England. LeTsmps adds, has
reduced the idemnity asnandsd on
Heytt 70 $4,000. and the Froneh Ad-
miraL who wRa oxdarDd 30 proceed 20
HaTti with bis forcs In order 10 protect
Europeans. has bsen ordszed 10 leave
HRytian waters.
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DAVNIUW@
lars OF the loss near Dieppe Of the New
Haven and Diepps packet. Victoria.
show that the veesel struck The rocks
amidshtpa. The passengers immediate
" rushed 70 the stern. which thFoueh
TIE dovnward lift Of ths beat vas
broughf up by toe deep water on that
side Of the rock. A terrible scena then
ensued. while endeavors we're being
made 70 hoaf tue life beats, which were
seriously snteFferna With by Q stFone
swell Of The So. A. lasa, whsa . beat
was ready 20 Be- lowered, and fifteen
men and women embaFkea In u, Q
inay,s shawl became entAuRied 60 the
pulley ef the Stern dAxitt and caused the
beat - deseeRd 70 the sea boz fore
most. An fhs occupants were thrown
cut and drowned. Two ladies jumped
from the deck Of the steamer into tue
boat as u reached tie water and ever.
taFnea Il. Othex boass wsre then safely
lA1nched and s1eeesded IN reaohinR tie
shoEs h safety.
The undsr seessiaFyskfp.
LcxDox. ApFii 14--Balfsur, Chssf
Secretary for ireland, infiz ntsd 70 tie
House Of C8umans this af3arnooa fhat
no salary woald b AitAohed 20 the Of
deo ef Under Secretary for Ifeland
Ine dQIfKnnasEf had AKA fae hiahszf.
IaEs EfIA1f z1& 4 1f&< '
2l&< E4f.{ NeksN xHs 5 ) 4 N
~ 5R'& y 4N4 44sH 1sf H1H a a 3 Ea&
4.E p - &1sl -. - <.11 ~ g
~ sssH g E5<az ~. II'1F q
~ &E ANN H36 81 ~ fe
sIH1s4 11ef4 ~ tf #N1 Nss
sx - ~ - u -
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1onuwro. Arxsl l&--Ths Canadian
mannfa1tnhers via his week puhiisk q
synorzls e fheiE views ou The ietfera
recelEed b. TIE ass1ciAtion from q
mnmbaf of pfumznnn& "reminiscences
reRar8inz quosfiong Of eommerc11l
unlon and re1iprocif3 hetUeen maBaf11-
tuEszs Of The Unitsd 0takes and Cana
dA 1he nsBlimzut expresss& By thHs8
manufaetufeEs b entirely agains1 the
p1oRo1Ition which lhey consider vitality
lnimiGai 20 their interests. and fAey my
tAas they viii nssfs9 Il VITA ali the
means II thar DoWeR.
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DBnrm. Apsfl 1A--Parnell. Miahael
DAxlst and annmbeF of other psomineni
tfisnmea. ere aeiiEely engaged h The
wozk ct pEonotine the ofEani1etian of
an 1rlsh wosl m9nzfaeknka and export
lnE company, With bali millIon dol
lars capital steek. D1Eitl, uhile n the
United States renemtly, Eecefped mHny
promises Of aagiafanns from AmeFioan
iuDnrtarr ~ vrrnl
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kzu&pNERm1A, April IA --A pFurasl.
tlnn uas urEed uprn the hfiek makela
- t1ls cay last nieht that they aheald
only employ Knights ul Labor IN their
yards. This uas refused and 4 rezoln-
llgn Uea adoptad that nulres the present
dILaeullies bstweoa 4ha knieAls of La
Dor and lha mnnufnctnRera u settled b.
next saturday ika panafactories of
Of oFitk vii elrea On thas date. Thia
would rsa1lt il throWlnz 800 men onk
OF emplaFmanf.
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H0an. April i4.-Ths Pops hns besn
informed By Prussia that she d eon-
s,aerinR his recently expresssd uish
tkaf on TIE ocoaaian Of an expeuted
mutual understandings, the krassixn
representation a the Vefioan vii Be
raised % Tie rank Of ~ embassy.
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M
neelion With ff8u18 4It4tH u 41H
been committed a the iael eleetion.
Under ruling By 1udaa 0reaham Ne
pFosucufien was fosssd 70 transfer lhs
caeos b the State ooufia. and the 0Ennd
yufy of tho OFiminai Court has be1n
taking eTidence II ihe matter. Tia
jury Is drEwm % ssrve SIX montha IL
consists Of slE members. and Il equally
divided pelitioaily. Today The Re-
uublioaa members sent q letter 70 tha
judge 10 which they stated that
there uas ample evidences % warrant iho
andina o. lndlctmenfs In he sleolion
fraad cnnsa. hat that sneh = result was
pIevented b. fhe effoF ~ fhe other
msDhers u ths jury 70 taks action. II
oqncluding the thfee members asked
70 b. sxaased from further service ca
ths iaFr. JndRs Irwin. On feoslpi of
tbo letter, expressed eonsidefablo Ia
dianati0n, and said TIE facts STATED d.
yesoped somsthing enftfaly nos IA Grim.
taai iurapfndence. h further naid
taat the letter uocid Be aied fDl con
alteration a sha beainniaa af She naxt
tern of eo1st, but Be tosk 10 other
ASTON
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pRT&ozx. Apgii lA.--Nine
stove fnonidtrs deri5zd % aEl
Lsuis psitesns aFe to Be 80
fonndftaa. II the strskH s& N41
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-15

WkaH1NoFoM, ApEll "a. ka9EAlalY
Whitney today awarded 60 ihs frnn
Forks 0ompsny of PsnBeglsania lte
contracts for fufniahina eboul lt.oQ0
tons of steel gnn knFainna, and 400 l0Aa
of steel asrnas plates ~ : total cost e
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-15

NEw Y0n4. 4t ~ "a
unanial..r. s.l.f 50 Il ~ ure1r,.s
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-15

Fonr 0rpsnH Il. H.. April 4. niaino
Il rapidly impgoeinn. He awoke tkia
morning mneh refreshed and foeilaa
qnIls sisona. After haViuQ 3 hTsetla1f
of meat and saeetahiaa. be aai np and
saahad and dQnued bis clothes. This
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-15

OF'fHE UNIVERSITY
~ % feansyivanM makes Q speciality
diseases of the hfn, Ear and Throaf.
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HnaYos cancer. tunaorn aud ulcors with
elpain % uge Of Tia knffs.
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tzalA. Consultations ID RnRliah ard Ger
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g. a. WHED. Md.
OFFICE, ROOM No a Rsr.RR-
" LeAry block, geAtte. - 40 rev,.
qeF Front and Union ~ Tel@1 .aeNn' i
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-15

San FnANczsoo. Aprll "A. Edwnrd w.
Cody, night distributing clark of the
postoihca, wae arrested b. Deputy
United States Marshal, BREED, for rob.
binR The mails. Ondy II an unmarried
man, aVed about ~, and has been in the
posioilsa abeut i've years. The only
letters be hhstraeied were those ad-
dressed 70 the hlaae. He Was nanght hg
means nf docos letters. The Blade dfes
noiiefd the loss laai Nsvember, and -.
tlmsles lh8 aiealinRs at between 5000
and 8a00o.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-06-29
Notice to Contractors and Builders.

ELK POINT. ID. r., juno 18th, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that bids will be receiv-
ed ut the Office OF the Co. Clerk up to the nth day
OF August, 1881, for the building OF a poor Asylum
on the Union Co, poor farm. The dimensions OF
Of said building are as follows:
Upright to be 3Gx4ofeet. 20 foot post. wing l6x24
feet. one story high. Each bid must be accom-
panied with a bond Of not less than One Humid
red Dollars ($i0O.O0) to be approved by the Co.
Clerk as q guarantee that the bidder will enter
into a contract with approved security for the
performance OF the work in accordance with the
plans and specifications now on file in the Office
OF the Co. Clerk, In case his bid Is accepted.
All material necessary for the construction OF
said building to be furnished Oh the ground by
Union Co.
There must be q bond given OF not less than
Fifteen Hundred Dollars Gl 800. 90, by the bidder
who Is awarded the said contract with not less
than three CD s~ureties. TO be approved by the
Board OF County Commissioners.
Cash will be paid for all work at such time as
the same is accepted by the said Board and al
advancement OF u portion OF the money may be
had upon application when said contract is well
under way and there is satisfactory evidence
that the same Is being done in accordance with
contract. Said contract shall be completed and
ready for occupancy on or before the Goth day OF
October, 1857.
by the Board Of County Commissioners.
J.W ELLIS, HALvoR KNUDsoN,
Co., Clerk. Chairman.